/lit/ - Literature

syntax and grammar is entirely irrelevant to writing something meaningful. there are novels that are entirely written in misspelled slang.

>>15213379
I bought those a few years ago from Amazon and the cassette came with a large tear. Eventually got refunded and they told me not bother sending it back.

>>14948880
>People unironically not know the real definition of the words 'gay' and 'queer'
>They think it's just a random slur thrown without context on a book

>X is a jew
>Why?
>He talked against the catholic church hence a jew

What's the ideal length for my first novel word-wise? I've been reading that editors don't go through submissions that go over 150k words, should I try to limit my first manuscript to see if I get a deal and then expand it?

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>>13016381
>>"Income inequality is increasing, and you might ask yourself: 'Why is that?' Well, that's what income does."
>???

Blacks do 13%.

>>12012630
I have no difficulty understanding pomo, I love Heidegger, who is also advanced. It is *because* I understand pomo that I attack it.

>>10985301
On the other hand

>>10877742
call it a "evolutionary selection function" or "will" or "wyrd" or whatever pretentious thing you want to call it, but the idea of being homo economicus hurts your self image so you optimize for some other linguistic delusion

>>9756352
>what do /lit/ this

>>6836934

>>6316923
>does anyone want to help me think of an epigraph for my philosophy thesis?

>>6252698
>Jesus' was likely more a conduit for pagan wisdom that people interpreted as having supernatural origins.
Could you explain further? Not trying to b8 you

>>6094616
>implying atheism hasn't always been about edgyness
Shiggy

>>6025337
Congratulations OP
Nobody here gives a fuck why you read
Please leave

>>5866364
See >>5866362